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Gold will keep glittering

Bets on interest-rate cuts ahead have made gold shine again. The yellow metal hit an all-time high of $2,135 an ounce on Monday. It subsequently fell back but remained above $2,000/oz at the time of writing.

Gold first surpassed the previous August 2020 record high of $2,051/oz late

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